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A year of blogging about Classical Chinese Medicine

22 May 2008 Theory

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We’re running up on the one year anniversary of Deepest Health!* Can you believe it? One year and we’re up [...]

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Why does Classical Chinese Medicine seem so complicated?

30 January 2008 Classical Texts (general)

This is the first part of a two part guest article by my friend and peer, Michael Givens. Michael is also a third year student of Classical Chinese Medicine at the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR. He shares my fervor for the medicine and has been an inspiration to me [...]

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How to use the five elements to eliminate overwhelming stress

15 September 2007 Cultivation

You may have noticed that I haven’t been producing much content these past few days. It haunts me, really, because my greatest hope is that this blog will develop into a great community for the exploration of Chinese medicine. It is a labor of love and I’ve worked hard and hope that everyone [...]

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7 keys to understanding the Classical Chinese Medicine concept of organs

5 July 2007 Organ systems

I’d like to piggyback off of the organ clock post and introduce the Chinese medicine theory of organs in a little more depth. It’s important to understand that there is not just one right way to view the body. There is no more validity in viewing it in the Western medicine manner than there [...]

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